Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-06

jcld Miss Lena AcGfluEnpny, DOSD OF LDlh Guy,
hev. Dau Il. Bradley officiating.
Never In the history of time have the
wedding chimes rang out more gieefoily
than upon this occasion. Indeed it
would be impossible for the kindly hand
of destiny to bring about an event which
would be productive of pleasure more
complete that which iollows this happy
event. The bride and groom seem to be
adapted 60 the promotion of the happi-
ness OF each other, and while the many
friends OF their days of singleness re-
greet that they are no mora to exist among
them as youth and maiden, congratnla-
tons CT the earnest nature are bestowed
and they start upon their future exist
ence under the most suspicious cigcum-
stances, That they.will always be hap
py there ia little doubt, but il sorrow or
affection oyertakes them on their jour
ney there will be balm in the knowledge
that they have more than a host OF
friends who will sympathize.
There is no need to introduce them to
the people OF Yankton. OF their many
truly estimabie qualities enough is
known.
At o few moments before II the bridal
party appeared ut the church door and
were escorted by Fl. s. Heffeiinger to
the left side OF the church altar. The
party consisted Of DR.. McGlumphy,
supporting the bride, Mrs, Mcdlumphy
escorted by Ward a. MCPHERSON
Miss Nellie McGiumphy escorted by q.
A. Bruce, Mrs. Il. M. Branch, mother
of the groom, escorted by w. A. Branch,
the groom's brother, OF Scotland, and
MIR. and Mrs. Tuttle, OF Sioux City
The passage to the altar
was enlivened by the stirring notes oil
Mendelsohn's wedding march which DR.,
f. A. Brecht played on the church
organ. At the altar the groom received
his bride from her father and Ed o
Failon, of Sioux City, assuming the
position oil tbs best man, stood IN the
groom's right while Miss Nellie occupied
the position on the left of the bride. DIR,
Bradley began the tieing OF the knot
and after the promises made by
leach the right hands we're raised
and J.. Elrie Branch and
Lena McGlumphy were. declared hus-
hana and wife. After thu ceremony
the ne Wy married couple, followed by
the groomsman and bridesmaid; were
escorted to carriages at the church door
and the party repaired to DR.. Nc
Glumphy' 3 residence, where an elegant
wedding lunch was served. Upon thI
auspiclous oecss ion, tho bride appear
edi in a neat travelling suit, with hat Il
match, of go5elln blue, and the groom
wore the conventional black. Mr.. Fal
Ion, best man, was attired like the
groom, and Miss Nellie McGlumpby wa;
as charming as the bride herself in red
The church was nearly filled by al
miring friends. aud they were made
comfortable by Messrs e. 81. Bruce, L
d. Sharp, E. M. Valentine, and W. q
McPherson, who presided. as ushers
There were no flowers, and the wedding
was dellghtful in it's unotentatiou'
qualities.
At 5 So Mr.. and Mrs Branch lief
flor Omaha, where they vii
; visit and after having spen
the month of December among friend
in other places, they will return &c
Yankton and be at home to their friend
or locust street, after January LIST, 1888
4 A large number of valuable wedding
presents have been bestowed. upon til
bride and groom and these togethe
with the hearty congratulations extend
ed have tended to enhance the Happiness
. which the day has brought forth 70
them.
Pure maple syrup and buck whea
-four at BAKER & ERIsK1NE.
For Body, Maple Woo
8 See j, lei. BEAVER.
Sauer Kraut at Stienbaeh's; also cab
bage and other vegetables.
/,
2 Dishes at cost at Baker g Erskine'
9 Douglas Avenne gro,ery.
q An excellent and elegant line of fnrn
tnre, picture frames and Ohristms
goods at sANBoRN & SoN's.
81 The Holidays have arrive
= and SO have the Presents
: Everything that is Beauti
full at the Jewelry Store {
III lei. G. CLARK & 90.